Medical College of Virginia - X Ray Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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c F 1 James Brent Anderson x z x Roseland, Virginia President Senior Class IT IS no more than right that we should begin I these little histories of one of the best classes from M. C. V., with one of the best members of that class. Just to show their appreciation, the Senior class elected Jimmie or Socrates as president, and if he makes as successful a practi- tioner as he has a president, there is nothing but the greatest success in store for him. Jimmie has studied hard and has done some clear think- ing for himself, and is now well prepared to begin on his life work — the practice of medicine, and he has the best wishes of the whole class. Lockhart Davis Arbuckle A K K Maxwelton, West Virginia T UCK was captured in the wilds of West I Virginia and brought to civilization, landing first at Hampden- Sidney College. After par- tially civilizing him, they sent him on to us, a diamond in the rough. He is one of the few men who have memorized Gray ' s Anatomy, and he has retained the major part of it. Outside of his studies, he sometimes leaves his apartments and is seen in the company of one of the fair sex. Long, lean and lanky, we do not know what kind of a germ his is, but when he is classified, and put in his proper place, he will be a brilliant success. 26

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Thomas Neil Barnett k • Berryville, Virginia Baxter Israel Bell Swan Quarter, North Carolina Member of North Carolina Club ¥ ¥ E IS better known as Fess — short for I I professor — on account of his scholarly and dignified appearance, and is the only ori- ginal specialist on functional heart disorders in nurses; and he knows how to cure them. By his quiet, unassuming manner, excellent work in col- lege and congenial disposition, he has won a large place in the hearts of many friends, who are predicting for him a justly deserved success when he begins practice. Owing to some research work along cardiac lines, which he is engaged in at present, he will not leave Richmond after grad- uating, but will remain as interne at St. Luke ' s Hospital, while further pursuing his studies. BACK never has any dills to pick in class, but he is always on time. He is ever ready to enjoy a joke and passes it on in that characteristic way of his. After spending the first two years in the Medical Department of the University of North Carolina, he came to us two years ago, and since that time has associated much with McCuiston, and has done the latter much good. While here he has won the hearts of all his classmates, and he always has a good joke to tell. His highest ambition is to be a good doctor and return to his native Tar Heel State and take up the practice of medicine. 27